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RATCHET: A rare circa 1913 'Apollo' ratchet and complete socket set in original leather case, designed by Accles and Pollocks (Birmingham) as an on board tool kit for motor cars and motorcycles, 18.5cm wide
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RATCHET: A rare circa 1913 'Apollo' ratchet and complete socket set in original leather case, designed by Accles and Pollocks (Birmingham) as an on board tool kit for motor cars and motorcycles, 18.5cm wide

motorcycle c. 1913

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A$55
Closed 1 June 2025, 08:50 View at the house ↗
Dingley Village, VIC
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History
  1. Lot first indexed
    15 July 2026, 14:05
Provenance
Source
Donington Auctions
First seen
15 July 2026, 14:05
Last seen
3 Sept 2026, 13:03
Category
Tools & industrial · classified by our model
Reference
This page is the durable record · survives the house removing its listing
Artifact hash
047f23929bd5 · integrity of the captured page

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